R[age is a gallery show that explores the tension between aging, and identity, in a society obsessed with youth and technology. Inspired by Dylan Thomas’ poem Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night, this exhibition challenges the notion that growing older means fading away. Instead, it celebrates the wisdom, defiance, and power that come with time.
This is more than an exhibition, it’s a conversation. A reckoning. A refusal to be erased.
Opening October 17th

The Wind’s Tithe (triptych)

Oil on panel 121.92 cm (48 inches) X 121.92 cm (48 inches)

Some rites are carried out in silence.
The slow unfurling, the brief blaze, the inevitable release, each stage held, then surrendered, without ceremony. The wind does not bargain. It takes.

Time peels away what we thought would last: vitality, certainty, even the shape we made of ourselves.
And yet, there is resistance. A moment of holding on, even as the petals loosen.
A beauty that flares, knowing it will not remain.

Waltz of Ashes

Oil on panel 121.92 cm (48 inches) X 121.92 cm (48 inches)

How long can you hold on to what’s slipping away, even when all that’s left is the memory of warmth?

Grief is not a clean break but a slow dissolution, an unraveling of the self into memory and longing. Waltz of Ashes captures the quiet devastation of loss,the way love does not simply end with death, but lingers, hollowing out the living. The figure clings to what remains, embracing absence as if it still holds warmth, stepping in time with the past, unwilling to let go.

This is not a dance of passion, but of sorrow. A final waltz with what once was, where dust and bone take the place of flesh, and love, enduring, desperate, refuses to fade.